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[[Image:NP-MP-v4.png|800px|none|the red dots are as yet unassigned key positions]]
[[Image:NP-MP-v4.png|800px|none|the red dots are as yet unassigned key positions]]

This is the keyboard that will be used for Nepal's deployments in 2009.

Nepal will use SCIM rather than xkb for this keyboard layout
Nepal will use SCIM rather than xkb for this keyboard layout
[[Category:Keyboard]]
[[Category:Keyboard]]

Revision as of 17:45, 5 January 2009

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OLPC keyboard layouts

Instructions for setting up keyboard switching in Terminal are on the Customizing NAND images page. On bilingual XOs, the multiplication/division key is replaced with a keyboard switching key.

Changing the language of the keyboard is independent of changing the language currently displayed. The language currently displayed can be changed by using the Language section of the Sugar Control Panel.

Membrane keyboard layouts

English (US international); Spanish (Latin America); Portuguese (Brazilian); Amharic (Ethiopic); Arabic; Nigerian (Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba); French; Thai; Urdu; Cyrillic (Russian); Turkish; Nepali; Mongolian; Kazakh; Devanagari; Uzbek; Pashto; Dari; Armenian; Khmer; Pulaar; Italian; Kreyòl; German; Chinese (Simplified); OLPC AZERTY

Non-membrane keyboard layouts

Starting with the XO-1.5 HS ("High School") edition, the XO laptop has a traditional (non-membrane) keyboard available as an option: English (US International); Spanish (Latin America);

Blank Keyboard Artwork

Artwork defining the inner dimensions of the membrane keyboard is available here: keyboard-blank.svg



Nepali keyboard layout

the red dots are as yet unassigned key positions

This is the keyboard that will be used for Nepal's deployments in 2009.

Nepal will use SCIM rather than xkb for this keyboard layout